R_Yeo wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm running Mandrake 6.0 and KDE. One thing I miss is having a console
> like in a Solaris machine I have at work. All error messages are sent
> there, and we usually keep in in one corner, as a sort of warning
> window.
> Is in possible in Linux to have a similar console? I'm not refering to
> have an xterm (or whatever) with a tail -f of the /var/log/messages
> file. In Linux, the error messages or warnings are scattered all over,
> depending on where you start your apps from. If you start up from the
> desktop and you have some problem with the app, it just doesn't turn up.
>
> --
> Ronald Yeo
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have never seen thit console you're talking about, but I have ask some people
that it
would be nice to have something where you can 'monitor net traffic', a small
windows
in one corner. I spoke to Fyodor the creator of Nmap that would be nice to have
this.
to check your logs and have a 'live' mean of knowing what is going on on the net.
Actually see when someone is scanning your ports or connected to your box.
Some sort of combination of tools like iptraf, logcheck and maybe netstat in one
pachage.
Sergio Korlowsky
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